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Page A2-The Chronicle, Thursday, May 9, 1985 , MBv ' .<? .,. >410^ ' r+jr^ * ? Shaw ctnHpnt nmtPctc - ? ? -w wm m. M. VVU Vlu Compiled by DAVID R. RANKIN Chronicle Staff Writer RALEIGH -- A Shaw University divinity student recently protested the appointment of Republican Congressman William "Bill" Cobey to the divinity school's board of directors and the university's contemplation of accepting money from the Unification Church, which is led by the Rev. Sun Myung Moon. Henry Edmoad^, who is a civil rights offiter for the c?*y of Raleigh as well as a minister and a Shaw alumnus, called both the appointment of Cobey to Nigeria expels 700,(XX LAGOS, Nigeria ? The Nigerian government recently told about 700,000 illegal aliens they have a week to leave the country. The statement was made in an effort to stop corruption and currency smuggling in the country. The crackdown is the second mass expulsion of illegal aliens, many of whom were drawn into the country by an oil boom or entered the country to escape drought and famine in other parts of Africa. About two years ago, Nigeria made more than 2 million people leave the country in a similar move. Ethiopia still a comra ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia ? Even though much of Ethiopia's drought-relief assistance has come from democratic, Western countries, the Ethiopian government remains the Soviet Union's strongest ally in Africa, says an Associated Press report. Even though the much-needed aid has quieted anti-American talk in Ethiopia, the African country's government has not considered changing its Woman raned hv m "X Compiled by DAVID H. RANKIN Chronicle Staff Writer The following "Crime Box Score" is designed to keep you abreast of criminal activity in your community during the past week and to help protect your family and property from crime. Armed robbery 4700 block, Old Rural Hall Road A man armed with a handgun robbed a convenience store. The robber is described as a 5-10, 25-year-old black male with a medium dark complexion and bushy hair. Rape 200 block, Glenn Avenue The victim was at a lounge when she was approached by a man who asked her to leave with him. The victim refused to leave with the man, who then forced her into a car and drove her to the east side of town, where she was taken into an apartment and raped. The victim was able to identify the man and a warrant was issued charging the man with kidnapping and rape. The man was later arrested at his home and charged with the crimes. Storebreakinx 3500 block, Patterson Avenue A business was broken into. Payroll checks and 100 pairs of blue jeans were taken. r, : 5> I I I Job Title: Cashier I Hometown: Winston-Salem I I Describe Yourself in one word: I I Friendly I I Hobbies: Bikeriding, Helping others I ^ and singing I 1 Favorite Book: "Cone With The I Wi/K/" Favorite Movie: "Lady Sings The I Blues| the board and the possible Unification Church contribution 4'out of character" with the tradition of the school as he protested on the lawn of the divinity school. He said he is concerned about the school losing credibility. ; Dr. Joseph C. Paige, executive vice president of the divinity school, said that the university has not decided whether to accept a $30,000 grant from the Moon's organization but that the board of directors is discussing it. Edmon^ said Cobey, a conservative, does not represent "those who may be sympathetic" to Shaw's subsistence. 3 more illegal aliens The government has restricted entry into the country for about a year in an effort to stop the | smuggling ui currency wnnin Nigeria's borders. A government official said the border will be open until May 10, which is the deadline for illegal aliens to either get residence permits or leave the country. Nigeria's economy has slowed with the recent drop in oil prices. Many Nigerians feel the foreigners will deprive citizens of needed jobs, says the government. de of Soviet Union relationship with the eastern superpower. Ethiopia is a refueling port for Soviet ships and airplanes as well as an important military checkpoint overlooking the narrow Bab al Mandeb Strait in the Red Sea. The strait is important because whoever controls it could block Arab oil supplies from Red Sea ports during war. an cmat n+ /?/?A k*#* iJffV ffli/l HI 1/1111/ 1500 block, East 14th Street A game room was broken into, but nothing was reported taken. Housebreaking 1000 block, Shalimar Drive A house under construction was broken into. Ten doors with frames were taken. 800 block, Bruce Street A house was broken into. A variety of food was taken from the freezer. 1300 block, Howie Street An apartment was broken into. A color television, stereo system and recorder were taken. 300 block, Retnuh Hills Drive A person was awakened by noises in his home _!- !? - - ana caiiea tne ponce. An unknown person ran out of the back door of the house. V Skyline Village A woman awakened when a stranger touched her as she slept and chased the man out of her home. The person is described as a 6-1 black male in his mid-30s. 1200 block, Alder Street A stereo system was taken. I Public Safel By DAVID R. RANKIN Chronicle Staff Writer Q: I've seen police cars dr with ' 'Police" on the front and the back. What's the differen separntejdepartmen ts ? A: The colors and markings < seem to be befuddling quite a lately. According to Winston-S J.E. Masten, public safety offi ficers who have received specia like having a policeman and a f son. 44When there is a fire call, th people will dispatch a fire truck call," Masten says. 44At the same tions will send public safety offu they will arrive at about the sair Masten says the PSOs, instea fire station waiting for a fire c streets like policemen until a fi "It's efficient," he says. Masten savs Winston-Sal^m hi new officers as PSOs since 1972 "We haven't employed any p 1972," he says. 44We have 83 pei who are on the street now as PS Masten says PSOs and police c ly one and the same. "They arc departments/' he says. I Got A New Idea For A S Q: I think I've come up with a The Winston-Salem Chronicle is published every Thursday by the Winston-Salem Chronicle Publishing Company, Inc., 617 N. Liberty Street. Mailing Address: Post Office Box 3154, Winston-Salem, NC 27102. Phone: 722-8624. Second Class postage paid at Winston-Salem, NC 27102. Subscription: $13.52 per year payable in advance (North Carolina sales tax included). Please add $1.00 for out-of-town delivery. PUBLICATION USPS NO. 067910. . The weathc deals at PA HOT BUYS A. ? A m rn. - NEW VORTE More Economical (18 M.F Larger (262 Cu. In.). * Every V-6 priced Over 30 trucks with th< Willi]1 TAKE A LOOK A1 rm rmmnmng. vomx v-?; 6V7 Fool Tlr#t; S-S0?6 Manual; ChroJ TM ON UAH IMS t I I TRUCK FOR ONIY ? 1 * / \ OPEN LINE/ 723-8448 ty:,Firefighting policemen postage stamp. How do 1 submit my idea to the right people? , A: Join the crowd. According to the Winstontving around town ^ . ?? ? . criri ' Public Safety on ^ ? 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